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Old 06-12-2014, 10:37 AM
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Default Aftermarket electric fans - Dorman, Depo, TYC?

Anyone have experience with any of the aftermarket e-fan mfgs? I can get a new set from one of these for about the same price as a junkyard set of OEM fans, but I'm wondering about the build quality. I read some reviews on the Dorman fans on Amazon and there were a couple of complaints about the motors pulling way more current than they were spec'd for. Anyone?
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I choose used OEM over aftermarket, makes me feel better. That being said, rezintexas said he's been using the Dorman fans with no issues whatsoever.
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I have installed a bunch of TYC's and a handful of Dorman. I never had any problems with any of them.
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Ive been running TYC's for 3 years now no issues
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Running a dorman for over three years and no issues what so ever.
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Great, thanks guys. The TYC's have the best deal for Amazon Prime members, I think I'll go ahead and order a set.
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Link to these TYC fans?
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I ended up finding a cheap junkyard set of fans for $130, and the same yard had a 145 amp alternator for $45 so I just went and got both from them.
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I got new OEM replica fans from Keystone for $130.
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Just ordered these via Amazon Prime:

Radiator:
Spectra Premium CU2423
$142.52 (+ tax) shipped

Fans:
TYC 622230
$163.69 (+ tax) shipped

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